Sarlscharisma

Does you still have the chrome covers? Lovely bass by the way. I used to have the 57 Fullerton P from 82

If I can shift the basses I have on sale here I will be interested in this one.

Thanks Clarky!

Purchased in June 21 from SoundPure in USA. Only used at home. I purchased an additional tort pickguard which I think looks great against white. Will come with the original Decoboom pickguard. The waiting list is over a year for a Serek now so nice opportunity to get one of these boutique short scales. Model: Midwestern Serial: MW-120 Weight: 8.15 lbs Body Material: Mahogany Body Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish Color: Vintage White Nut Width: 1 5/8" Nut Type: Bone Fingerboard: Chechen Fingerboard Radius: 12-14" Compound Frets: 20 Med/Wide Nickel Scale: 30" Neck Pickup: Novak BS-DS (Parchment) Bridge Pickup: Pickguard: Decoboom Streamliner White/Black/White Bridge: Hipshot 2-Point Supertone Body Thickness: 1 3/8" Overall Length: 40 5/8" Tuners: Hipshot Ultralite Tuning Keys: Lollipop Strings: Hi-Beams Case: Serek Sleeve No offers on this one as I have already given a massive discount (I paid nearly £400 in duties and shipping) **Open to trade for a USA P (Fender/Lakland) bass and possibly cash either way depending on relative value. Also interested in Gibson Midtown Standard. Will ship in its original box but that is at cost and risk to buyer.

This is a pedal I bought recently which has only been used a handful of times at home. MINT condition. Postage included in price

1973 Vintage Guild - JS II Electric Bass Guitar - Walnut Brown w/ Gig Bag. I imported this from the USA about 6 months ago. All Original! The JS bass models were the direct descendent of the . like the Jetstar, it had a mahogany body, three-piece mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard, 21 frets, Chesterfield and Guild inlays and Hagstrom bridge and Guild humbucker pickups. This bass is in very good condition and sounds fantastic. Fast thin neck with a 30.5 inch scale. Guild JS bass chronology Guild bass humbucker circa 1975 - The earliest models were fitted with Hagstrom humbuckers, but by 1971 or 72 these had been replaced by Guilds own pickups, as heralded in this 1971 1967 Last Jetstar bass manufactured - model discontinued in 1969[1] 1970 JS bass launched as the one-pickup JS bass I ($270) and the two-pickup JS bass II ($350) [2]. Finishes: Cherry, Sunburst or Black[3] 1971 Hagstrom bisonic single-coil pickups replaced with Guild humbucker pickups 1972 Long scale (JS bass I LS, JS bass II LS) stereo, and fretless models added to the range 1973 Aswell as the existing finshes, natural and walnut are now available[4] 1974 Optional carved top (advertised as natural models only, although maybe other finishes). 1976 JS bass 1 withdrawn[5] 1977 JS bass I also have some Curtis Novak pickups for sale on BC that are a perfect match for this bass. I did try these pickups but the bass isn't for me so returned it to stock. Will post at buyer's expense.

If there is a perfect bass design, this is it. I'd be all over this but too many basses alas!

Absolute bargain price. I have one of these and they sound fabulous.

Yup, if someone is on the market for these pickups they are going to get very lucky! I have one in my Serek bass.

Mint Condition Vintage-correct Curtis Novak Hagstrom Bisonic, Guild Starfire pickup. Made in 2021. Imported from USA. Absolute Bargain. I have only installed these pickups so other than trying them out they are mint condition. Comes with boxes and spec sheet. These are hand made pickups from https://www.curtisnovak.com/shop/bs-ds/ I have these on one of my other basses and they will blow the house down. Spec details. 15.6mm – Vintage Hagstrom Bisonic, Starfire, and Gibson. Comes with with Curtis Novak risers (as pictured) if you want to use these. Pickups rate at 12.8k and 12.6k respectively. Collection welcome. Shipping cost to be agreed.

If I had seen this 2 weeks ago I would have crossed your palm with silver. But I bought one new last week. These really are quality-made basses and the waiting list for new ones is nearly a year showing the growing demand. The B90 PU in this is fast becoming a big seller in not just Serek basses but aftermarket upgrades too. GLWS - someone is going to be very lucky with this!

PM'd you. Is this one still for sale?

Is that the American Original model?

Thanks, I guess he aims at a certain price point but maybe he should offer it as an add-on. The type of gigs I do (hopefully soon again) I actually find these types of cases really practical, but I'm sure a question to either Jake Serek or over on TB Serek Owners Club will get you the answer for an aftermarket option 👍